If you had “National Parks subtweet the new president” on your 2017 bingo card, today’s your lucky day.

After the US National Parks Service was temporarily banned for retweeting images comparing Trump and Obama’s inaugurations, the official Twitter account of the appropriately named Badlands National Park, based in South Dakota, appeared to go rogue by posting a series of now-deleted tweets on climate change.

The tweets were eventually deleted, and, while the official accounts may not be saying much right now, some “alternative” accounts have been set up. One, @BadHombreNPS tweeted: “Hey, friends. Here to support @BadlandsNPS with the science facts they can no longer share!”

BadHombreLands NPS (@BadHombreNPS)

Hey, friends. Here to support @BadlandsNPS with the science facts they can no longer share!

A National Parks official told BuzzFeed the climate change tweets were posted by a “former employee” who was not authorised to use the account.

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They added: “The park was not told to remove the tweets but chose to do so when they realised that their account had been compromised.”

This isn’t even the first time National Parks Twitter accounts have run afoul of the Trump administration. Over the weekend, they were temporarily told to halt tweeting after its main account retweeted pictures comparing the turnouts of Trump and Obama’s inaugurations. They later apologised for the “mistaken RTs”.

NationalParkService (@NatlParkService)

We regret the mistaken RTs from our account yesterday and look forward to continuing to share the beauty and history of our parks with you pic.twitter.com/mctNNvlrmv